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hello, iam hello, i am karl nasman. hello, iam karl nasman.d crisis in gaza. the israeli army denies strikes at gaza's largest hospital, al—shifa, but has acknowledged clashes with hamas fighters in the area. you can see this hospital operating in darkness in the north. a surgeon at al—shifa told the bbc power, water and food have run out into the hospital's intensive care unit had been hit. the idf says it will assist in the evacuation of babies from the paediatric department at the hospital on sunday. the aid organisation doctors without borders says hospitals throughout the gaza strip has been under relentless bombardment for the past 2a hours. meanwhile, israel's prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, says his forces have completed the encirclement of gaza city, an acknowledgement they were fighting on the outskirts of al—shifa hospital. israel has accused hamas of operating tunnels underneath the hospital, something hamas denies. more on this i spoke with our diplomatic correspondence, paul adams, with our diplomatic correspondence, pauladam

however, iam a bit disappointed with my laps in 03.laps in 03. i didn't do a good enoughjob but it was enough for p1 so that is all that we need. and now fully focus on tomorrow to try to put everything together in the race. that is normally where we like most performance i hope we can put it all together and win here. after over six weeks of competition, india will take on australia in the final of the cricket world cup on sunday, in a repeat of the opening match of the tournament. india are the favourites, on home soil, and are unbeaten so far, but australia captain pat cummins is confident his side can go all the way: you can make a you can make a case you can make a case for ava side. a good thing is that i think we have got six or seven guys that won it in 2015, so we know that feeling. even more of the guys that were there in the t20 world cup, a different format but pretty much everyone or at least a dozen of the 15 have won at least a dozen of the 15 have won a world cup and know what it takes and it know that feeling, and they

but at the same time, today, iam life—saving day.approached by young people all the time literally wanting to tell their story, raijini, orseeing a wanting to tell their story, raijini, or seeing a little boy in a hospital and i see a ward of children with amputations. seven—year—olds, three—year—olds, 12—year—old. the destruction and the desperation here is still the predominant feeling. you still feel this relentless assault that has occurred on the civilians. but the aide is coming. as long as this turns into a cease—fire, we have a fighting chance of not seeing more horrendous numbers dying. what fighting chance of not seeing more horrendous numbers dying. what have ou been horrendous numbers dying. what have you been doing — horrendous numbers dying. what have you been doing today _ horrendous numbers dying. what have you been doing today in _ horrendous numbers dying. what have you been doing today in terms - horrendous numbers dying. what have you been doing today in terms of- you been doing today in terms of receiving and dis

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tom, you are injerusalem, iam in at the rafah crossing. tom, you are injerusalem, i am in tel aviv, at the rafah crossing. tom, you are injerusalem, iam in tel aviv, in hostage square, where it is now known, and as you do in different parts of israel, you see the names and faces of the hostages. it is worth noting as well that until this new group of hostages, and until each group hostages is firmly inside israel and their arrival has been verified and confirmed by the authorities, their identities are not actually public. so we don't know or cannot say who is actually there until we get that final confirmation.— there until we get that final confirmation. , ., , confirmation. yes, that is right, we had this last _ confirmation. yes, that is right, we had this last night, _ confirmation. yes, that is right, we had this last night, it _ confirmation. yes, that is right, we had this last night, it was _ confirmation. yes, that is right, we had this last night, it was after- had this last night, it was after they had been received by the isra

hello, iam lucy is clear and it is unwavering.y gray. is clear and it is unwavering. hello, iam lucy gray. lockim hello, i am lucy gray. lockim to verify live —— welcome to verify live. the armed wing of the palestinian group hamas says the youngest israeli hostage in gaza, ten—month—old baby, kfir bibas, as well as his four—year—old brother, ariel, and their mother, shiri, were killed in an israeli air strike on the gaza strip. israel said it is checking the claim, which the bbc has not yet been able to verify. the family are among the highest—profile civilian hostages yet to be freed. relatives had issued a special appeal for the family's freedom after the children and their parents were not included in the group freed on tuesday. a statement from the missing family form say the family have been informed of the claims and are waiting for the information to be confirmed and hopefully refuted by military officials. the idf also issued a statement saying that hamas issued a statement saying that hamas is wholly responsible for the

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iam i am interested for your reaction to these findings.ughts first of all to the family of nicola bulley. this report is quite right. i remember the news that the police were releasing personal information about someone who had been missing for a number of weeks, stopped us in our tracks, and it's caused lots of women in particular to question whether such deeply personal information relating to perhaps someone�*s mental health, the fact that they were going through menopause, what on earth that would have to do with being able to find nikolai. at that point we were hoping she would be found alive, obviously. —— to find nicola bulley. what i hope is that this sends a clear message to police forces that circumstances like this should not be repeated, and this type of deeply personal information that is not going to help the police to bring an individual home should be kept private. it makes a clear message. talk to as about how these findings can impact policing and police methods going forward? the review is conducted by an organisation ca

i have thought more about balancing where i can go away and at home and things like that was still iamthat cricket is not for ever. actually having those opportunities there for me is also something to think about at the end of my career as well. it has been such a big yearfor me, for cricket and for everything. snooker next, and judd trump produced a dominant display to thrash pang junxu in the first round of the uk championship in york. trump beat his chinese opponent by six frames to one. he has already won the english 0pen, wuhan 0pen and northern ireland open this season. and trump will face jamie jones next, who beatjack lisowski 6—4 on a topsy turvy first round tie. jones fought back from 2—0 down with two centuries and two half centuries in a match that saw both players making errors. barry hawkins got the better of ben woollaston, winning 6 frames to 4. hawkins came from 3—1 down to defeat fellow englishman woollaston, who began with a century and initially had the edge, but missed opportunities at 4 frames all allowed hawkins to take advantage, and get the better of his oppon

iam i am having chemotherapy today. when hu~hie i am having chemotherapy today.s i am having chemotherapy today. when hughie was facing _ i am having chemotherapy today. when hughie was facing tough times, his friend wanted to help. the idea was simple. run two kilometres per day for 50 days. this turned into a mammoth fundraiser raising more than £300,000 to help children with cancer. since then, they have one a pride of britain award, rubbed shoulders with celebrities and stars, and even written a book. all while hughie was undergoing treatment for leukaemia. after doing so much to help others, on saturday hughie got some news about his own cancer treatment. got some very good news. i had some bone marrow tests at the hospital, and of the best microscope in the country at manchester. they can see absolutely no leukaemia cells. it just means all the treatments that i have had in the past three years and more has worked, it is incredible news. all the doctors and nurses that have looked after me over the past three years, i could not have done it without them. ma

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iam sumi i am sumi somaskanda. thank you forjoining us. is due to take effect between israel and hamas. it comes ahead of the planned release of some of the hostages taken from israel during last month's deadly attack by hamas, and held in gaza. the pause in fighting is due to start at 7am local time. later that afternoon, the first hostages are expected to be released. just 13 hostages will be released to begin with — all women and children. in return, palestinians prisoners held in israeli jails will be released. the 4—day pause in the fighting will allow much—needed aid to reach gaza. thousands have been killed there by weeks of israeli bombing. egypt says 130,000 litres of diesel and four trucks of gas will be delivered daily to gaza once the truce begins, as well as 200 trucks of aid each day. 0ur middle east correspondent tom bateman is injerusalem with more details on the deal.

you know, iam promoting my own events, basically, and i love it, and if that gets to the point wherellowed to do that, i probably won't play, i will probably go and play chinese eight ball, because i still want to play snooker. i still want a queue in my hand. i will place an odd evidence if my sponsor say i need to. i will do what i have to do. on o'sullivan's remarks about playing in china and how the governing body doesn't appreciate him. the world snooker tour has told the bbc o'sullivan is "a legend "of the sport" but that "we do not agree with these "comments from ronnie. "while we are delighted for him to build his "profile in china "and to play in his private exhibition events, "our priority is to protect the interests of all players." novak djokovic says the davis cup shouldn't stay in spain, with the country hosting the finals of the men's team tournament each year since its revamp in 2019. first it was madrid, and now malaga, but the world number one claims a global competition mustn't be rooted in one country. djokovic will lead serbia's attempts to win the davis cup, wit

iam i am live overlooking gaza where israel's military says its troops are inside the parliament in gazasecret met police report uncovered by the bbc claims that a senior officer involved in the stephen lawrence murder case was corrupt. the bbc says it's received two further complaints about the comedian russell brand since it launched an investigation into his time at the corporation. iceland evacuates thousands of residents after warning of a considerable risk of volcanic eruption. and a royal gun salute to mark the 75th birthday of king charles.

well, i am well, iam not well, i am not in a war zone. but it is no less dangerous.king from the words most polluted city. according to who estimates, actually, the severity has gone up. according to the global weather authorities, right now, the pollution level in some parts of delhi, it stands at about 800 which is about 16 times more than a good level. therefore, the government has taken some emergency measures to come pollution. i may be talking about a pollution story but, instead, considering the developments taking place, it is turning out to be more of a political story, with all the important players fighting among themselves on the issue of curbing pollution. but the residents are paying a heavy price and there is a likelihood of a serious situation continuing for the next several days. we will have all the headlines for you coming up at the top of the hour. matthew is standing life. so stay with us here on bbc news. hello there. good afternoon. it's a much quieter looking day of weather today than yesterday following storm ciaran, of course, but still some

just one result of tuesday's off year iam sumi i am sumi somaskanda. thank you forjoining us.y operation against hamas by grant and air continues. this despite calls from us presidentjoe biden for a humanitarian pause to allow a humanitarian pause to allow aid to reach civilians in gaza with the death toll has soared past 10,300. that according to hamas run health ministry. on tuesday israel marked a month since the hamas attack that killed more than 11100 people. israelis attended visuals, lit candles and held a minute cosmic silence to remember those killed and those still in captivity. more than 200 are thought to be held hostage in gaza and earlier is really premised on yahoo double down on his position that there be no ceasefire until all hostages are released —— prime minister netanyahu. translation: gaza ci is in netanyahu. translation: gaza city is in sapwood. _ netanyahu. translation: gaza city is in sapwood. we _ netanyahu. translation: (1:12: city is in sapwood. we are operating inside it. we are increasing pressure on hamas every hour, every day. we have

iam not i try to rotate, especially in this period. i try to rotate, especially in this period. i am not a fan of 11 players playing all the time. otherwise, it is difficult to maintain the stimulation. it is good to continue to rotate. it is good to continue to rotate. newcastle united are away at borussia dortmund later in front of the famous yellow wall of fans. dortmund lost to bayern munich in der klassiker at the weekend and manager eddie howe says they are expecting their opponents to try and respond to that defeat. when you come here, one thing we are guaranteed is a brilliant atmosphere to play the game in. we will be prepared for that, but then managing that through the game will be all down to a performance and how we perform in the match and how well we start will be key. but certainly we know the power of the home fans here. celtic are looking to end a barren run in spain later when they face atletico madrid. celtic sit bottom of their group with just one point from three matches so far. we understand we are coming to a fa

iam helena humphrey. it is good to have you with us. than moo people in israel. israel is continuing to push further into gaza city in its ground offensive with 20 israeli soldiers now reported killed since the operation began. its ground offensive is focused on the north of the territory where it is thought that up to 400,000 people remain despite calls from israel to move south. this was the scene in gaza just a few hours ago. you can see there large explosions lighting up the night sky.

iam notjoined by politics. i am notjoined by lord heseltine, politics.. we havejust been hearing from one of your colleagues. what is your view on the reshuffle today? i one of your colleagues. what is your view on the reshuffle today?- view on the reshuffle today? i think that suella braverman _ view on the reshuffle today? i think that suella braverman had - view on the reshuffle today? i think that suella braverman had to - view on the reshuffle today? i think that suella braverman had to go. . view on the reshuffle today? i think. that suella braverman had to go. she made a habit of using language which is quite unsuited to that of the home secretary. that is the secondary news. at the big news, which i think is extremely welcome, is the return of david cameron to front line politics. i think that will send a really important signal to the conservative party and the people at large in the country and, just as important, too many friends and allies overseas. there are of course many people who say this is a great move because it mr cameron told matt p

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iam mark i am mark lowen overlooking gaza, as israeli troops pushed deeper into gaza city, surroundingsign, after accusing the police of bias over pro—palestinian marches. ajudge rules that prince harry and other celebrities can go ahead with their privacy case against the publishers of the daily mail. annd surgeons in new york perform the world's first complete human eye transplant. hello, i'm lucy hockings. welcome to bbc news now. the largest hospital in gaza, al—shifa, is reportedly surrounded by israeli forces. 0ur gaza correspondent is hearing the military is on all four sides of al—shifa. is hearing the military many thousands of people have been sheltering there, along with some localjournalists. people on the ground there are reporting intense violence. in the early hours of friday, there was the sound of a large explosion.

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iam!hird and brought home bronze medals. a prize neil is dedicating to his late father, who loved watching his progress. he would have loved to have seen it had gone malta with me. he'd have been sitting right next to me cheering me on. and also for stoke on trent staffordshire. i'm a proud man and i love i love stoke—on—trent. and it'sjust nice to bring it home and rejoice with all me, all my friends and family. this potter from the potteries, who found himself with deep pockets, used his lottery winnings to buy a pool table and practised his craft during lockdown. his trusty cue is actually an adapted snooker cue, but he found it down his local tip, and it's been by his side ever since. i'd just done a job. when we stripped the bathroom out and i was getting down to local tip and i noticed on one of the skips there was a tube that's a snooker cue that is. and i've had the same cue since i was 18. you can't blame anything then the cue's bad, but it's the player behind the cue, if you're n

. . ~ ,, ., , ., billed as the adam johnson memorial iame. ., ~' y., ., , ., ., game.he update on the news of — game. thank you for the update on the news of a _ game. thank you for the update on the news of a man _ game. thank you for the update on the news of a man arrested on - the news of a man arrested on suspicion of manslaughter after the death of adam johnson. a report has found aspects of culture within the welsh rugby union were sexist, misogynistic, racist and homophobic an independent review launched 9 months ago after a bbc wales investigation — said the union's board was dysfunctional, ill equipped and unable to address the serious institutional and cultural problems it faced. it has made a total of 36 recommendations — the wru says all will be adopted. tomos dafydd has more. for many, rugby is a highlight of the sporting calendar but serious feelings in the game is run in wheels has been laid bare. an independent review said aspects of the top of the closure of the game have been sexist, butjust misogynistic, racist and homophobic and not been properly c

yeah, iam. critical of of some of the chancellor's plans. yeah, i am.roblem that faces local authorities up and down the country. there is an opportunity during the autumn statement to at least recognise that local authorities are facing the most severe funding landscape that they have had for perhaps decades. but landscape that they have had for perhaps decades.— landscape that they have had for perhaps decades. but the chancellor sa s that perhaps decades. but the chancellor says that his — perhaps decades. but the chancellor says that his focus, _ perhaps decades. but the chancellor says that his focus, i _ perhaps decades. but the chancellor says that his focus, i read _ perhaps decades. but the chancellor says that his focus, i read your - says that his focus, i read your statement from the county councils network and you talked about the fact that the chancellor had some financial headroom to increase spending on services. but he argues that it was time to cut some taxes and put money in the pockets of some families. what do you say to that? was t

iam for life. it now? i am not a political. strategist. iam for life. it is strategist.ldren of gaza. any human being will find that horrific, because we share humanity. i wish also to remind people that are 77 people from my community are at their as well and they're affected by it. together with hamas they are quite safe, maybe, some of them. hamas is a terrorist organisation who are willing to put its own women and children as human shields. so we are talking about an impossible situation for civilians. i would like to see a solution to it. i would like us to work towards the possibility of life together. you know, and i would love the hostages to come back. i think bringing back the hostages is the fastest way to end this round of devastation and perhaps work towards something that is deserved of the people there. have you had assistance from the british government in terms of trying to get your father out? the prime trying to get your father out? tue: prime minister trying to get your father out? tte: prime minister has trying to get your father out? "tt2 prime mini

iam i am steven with the catch up.luis diaz's dad, and some spectacular skies. luis diaz's dad, and some spectacularskies. but luis diaz's dad, and some spectacular skies. but first, have you ever bought a top or a drop on boo—hoo and wondered how it's so cheap? a bbc investigation has found the company is breaking its promises to make clothes fairly and ethically. we sent an undercover reporter to boohoo's eight offices in manchester. she found the staff are under pressure to drive down the price paid by surprise even after deals had been done. 0ne colleague admitted lying to try and get clothes made at a cheaper price. boohoo says it has invested significant resources into driving positive change across the business. you can watch the full panorama investigation on the bbc iplayer now. it is called boohoo's broken promises. some other stories now. eight police officers have been injured after violence on bonfire night in scotland. this was an entry in scotland. this was an entry in edinburgh last night. more than 50

what iam beginning seeing is... i cannot tell you.ks, i am concerned that they are now going to run out of food and water. �* ., , , , ., ., water. and that is why you and the liberal democrats _ water. and that is why you and the liberal democrats are _ water. and that is why you and the liberal democrats are calling i water. and that is why you and the liberal democrats are calling for l liberal democrats are calling for what you call a humanitarian ceasefire. what you call a humanitarian ceasefire-— what you call a humanitarian ceasefire. ~ ., . ., , ceasefire. we need to change this. i am herl ceasefire. we need to change this. i am hugely critical— ceasefire. we need to change this. i am hugely critical of— ceasefire. we need to change this. i am hugely critical of those - ceasefire. we need to change this. i am hugely critical of those who i am hugely critical of those who say... because i agree we have to get to a different, what happens after ceasefire. i have spoken before about two states, i have spoken about security and di

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i am shaft to be the first mp from stroud to ——iam —— i am very happy to be the first mp from stroudf casework and correspondence and i'm having such success and chipping away problems like dry courthouse, accessibility at stroud station and new challenges like postnatal beds. people take the mick out of me sitting the library but i really like it. the memberfor totnes, and denizen of the library, texted me one day and said come and see my taught us. —— come and see my tortoise. i had heard about public school boys and how they like to give nicknames to things sol school boys and how they like to give nicknames to things so i came in with fear and trepidation to see his tortoise but happily it was actually your tortoise that i got to see, and he was eating merrily on the terrace and your decision to add creatures to this already odd place is very welcome. i listened carefully to what his majesty the king had to say earlier. it is customary to be jolly in seconding a speech, but we know that these are difficult times, to hear that the government focus is on security challenges both do

iam in i am in dubai where world leaders will be gathering to drink at the world's carbon emissions backnger, dies, at the age of 100. billionaire, elon musk, pens a fiery response to advertisers turning away from his platform, x, accusing them of trying to blackmail him. hello. i'm sally bundock.

no, iam here, look, i think it is not the proper way to approach the question.ecognise their right to protect themselves. and one month after this terrorist attack, i think it would be not the right way to deal with a partner and friend is to say, you will be condemned and you are guilty. de facto, today, civilians are bombed. de facto, there is babies, ladies, older people are bombed and killed. there is no reason for that and no legitimacy. president macron�*s words come as israel says its forces are outside some of gaza city's major hospitals, including the largest, al—shifa. it says they are the places where hamas is hiding. the purple areas here show where the israeli troops are — they've encircled gaza city now. the tanks in the narrow street are visible right there — and people have been told they must leave unless they are medical staff or patients. israel says hamas, designated a terrorist organisation by the uk, are in tunnels underneath — which hamas denies. there's fighting around three other hospitals close by and at least one attack near the al—shi

iam, as a kuwaiti person, i believe in security council resolutions because security council resolutionsdam hussein invaded me. this is where we should pave our way. this is what we should promote, stephen. international law, un charter. this is what should govern us. this is, as a human being, a civilised human being, this is where we should resort. governance, international law. most of your member states are ruled by families. they are not democracies, farfrom it. do you think that right now, given the level of anger that many publics appear to be feeling across your region, do you feel that many of your rulers right now are fearful of that public sentiment, of that rising anger? that is not true whatsoever. the people of each gcc country are behind their leaders. this is only in fake news and some other social media. we are great countries that have done the impossible in such a short time. we have invested in our people in the gcc, ourfigures, our numbers proven by the international community. 0ur indicators are skyrocketing. we have ambitious plans. we have invested our best on our

iam responding... this is war crimes. this is... if you allow me to continue, please.any palestinian or israeli killed, but the facts are the facts today. the facts are that history did not start on october 7, and everything we've seen is a result of a continuous israeli military occupation of palestinian lands since 56 years. 70% of the people of gaza are refugees who were ethnically cleansed by israel in 19118, and these refugees were attacked one time after the other. six wars, israel has conducted... actually, seven wars on these refugees in gaza. for how long and what would the war bring us? it's there because the palestinian issue was never resolved. we thought we will have a palestinian state, and the world turned their back to us. we thought that peaceful negotiations will bring us to a solution, and the world did not do anything. they allowed israel to be impunitive. they allowed israel to be above international law. they allowed israel to conduct not only the longest military occupation in human his... in modern history, but also, to establish a system of apa

confusion, mistakes of fact, rambling, lack of focus there, you're not watching the same speeches that iamr people like you, is highly personal. butjust tell me this, if you over the next few months begin to believe that biden is not the right viable candidate for the democratic party in 2024, will you have the guts to go to the sitting president... yes. ..the commander in chief, and tell him that? so, the president has asked me to be direct with him, to be blunt with him, to fill some of that... look, he can't fire me. there's no... right? i mean, one of the things he values from me is that i give him direct and honest input. i am convinced from that experience of last wednesday that he has the mental acuity, the sharpness, the energy, the engagement to be president and continue being president. a final thought. donald trump, it is clear, is intent on running and winning the white house in 202a. we've already alluded to donald trump's legal travails, but donald trump also is an angry man. he is talking already about what he will do if he gets back into power. he's talked of his enemies as

iam more saying 'tis the season to be vaccinated.eally important message that this is the time to be vaccinated for covid and if you are someone who presents with rsp. i this is the time of year where people gather and gather means travelling sometimes incite aeroplanes, take orders, being indoors so all of those things come together which leads to an increase in covid over the holidays. with that said, we have some really important tools that people can use to tip the odds in their favour to not get covid orjust contract a milderform of the disease. the new strain we have been seeing is highly transmissible is that posing an extra threat? looking at the new strain we have a really lot of good data from a lot of great academics so it is transmissible and it also matches well with the population base. the updated covid vaccine since this year. talk about vaccines, what is the take—up rate on that? hat the take-up rate on that? not aood the take-up rate on that? not good enough- _ the take-up rate on that? not good enough. it's _ the t

iam helena humphrey, thanks forjoining me. it has now been four weeks which, since the weeks by her mother's killed more than m00 people in israel. mother's killed more than moo people in israel. israel is continuing to push further into israel in its ground offensive with 20 israeli soldiers now reported killed since the operation began. its ground offensive is focused on the north of the territory where it is thought that up to 400,000 people remain, despite calls from israel to move south. this was a scene from gaza a few hours ago. you can see large explosions lighting up the night sky. be hamas run health ministry in gaza says more than 9400 people have been killed in the territory. hamas is classed as a terrorist organisation by several western government. member, diplomatic efforts aimed at assisting palestinian civilians continue. arab foreign minister told us secretary of state antony blinken that there must be an immediately ceasefire in gaza. israel insists they will be no temporary truce until all hostages have bee

confusion, mistakes of fact, rambling, lack of focus there, you're not watching the same speeches that iampeople like you, is highly personal, butjust tell me this — if you over the next few months begin to believe that biden is not the right viable candidate for the democratic party in 2024, will you have the guts to go to the sitting president... yes. ..the commander in chief, and tell him that? so, the president has asked me to be direct with him, to be blunt with him, to fill some of that... look, he can't fire me. there's no — right? i mean, one of the things he values from me is that i give him direct and honest input. i am convinced from that experience of last wednesday that he has the mental acuity, the sharpness, the energy, the engagement to be president and continue being president. a final thought. donald trump, it is clear, is intent on running and winning the white house in 202a. we've already alluded to donald trump's legal travails, but donald trump also is an angry man. he is talking already about what he will do if he gets back into power. he's talked of his enemies as v

iam sumi i am sumi somaskanda. thank you forjoining us. an israeli government spokesperson told bbc they've received a new list of possible hostages to be released on the sixth day of the temporary truce between israel and hamas. 12 more hitters were released from gaza early on tuesday, some shown here. the total number is now more than eight fred. the hostage handover tuesday included ten israelis and tutor hostages. theyjoin the 150 other palestinians, mostly women and teenage boys, who have so far been released from the israeli jail since the truth began on friday. the originalfour—day truth began on friday. the original four—day poison fighting was extended by two days to allow for more hostages to be freed. more than 160 are still being held in gaza. tal heinrich, spokesperson for israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. she told me there were really to release donna cottages. should there be another extension? we certainly hope so and thank you for having me on tonight. i can confirm at this hour that israel has received another li

no, iam here, look — i think it is not the proper way to approach the question.ecognise their right to protect themselves. and one month after this terrorist attack, i think it would be not the right way to deal with a partner and friend just to say, you will be condemned and you are guilty. de facto, today, civilians are bombed. de facto, there are babies, ladies, old people are bombed and killed. there is no reason for that and no legitimacy. israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu responded quickly to mr macron�*s comments, saying nations should condemn hamas, not israel. a statement from his office read, president macron�*s words come as israel says its forces are outside some of gaza city's major hospitals, including the largest, al—shifa. it says they are the places where hamas is hiding. lucy williamson's report contains some distressing images. garzo�*s hospitals is seen by locals as places of shelter, by as well as hiding places for hamas. at al—shifa hospital the displaced live side by side with the wounded. the line between them sometimes very thin.